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From ?

. Rt.

chaixI

Senate ?

ttee on

11

gauat . Studies..................

P.ud

Date ........ 28.

.19.79

• Acting in accordance with

the powers delegated to it by Senate (S78-10)

and in

accordance

with the reporting procedures

(S78-159)

Undergraduate Studies approved

its meeting

February

27, 1979,

changes

in the prerequisites and titles for

certain

Economics and Commerce courses as

outlined below and

is hereby providing

a summary

Senate

for

information.

(a)

Prerequisite change, ECON 100-3, Introduction to Economics

(b)

Prerequisite change,

E(X)N

301-5, Interm

diate Microeconomic Theory

(c)

Prerequisite

change, COMM 307-3, Managerial Economics

(d)

change in title, calendar description and prerequisite, COM

337-31

Management

Information

Systems I

(e)

Title change, COMM 428-3, Management Information Systems II.

The changes

indicated in

items (a), (b) and (c)

are

prerequisite changes

in a

technical

sense only. They

involve

restrictions on the circumstances

under which

students may obtain

credit

for these courses (in particular,

since EOCN 301,

ECX]I

302, and CCI

IM 307

are similar

courses) and such

statements

traditionally appear

the calendar

under

the heading of "prerequisites".

Full

documentation

these changes is available to senators for

perusal in the

Registrar's

Office.

N. R. Reilly

SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY'

V ?

MEMORANDUM

601

From ?

L.

W. R. . 

Senate Qmnittee on 

.

s.tuie 

Sub jed. . .

.Pe

q

uisite. d .tit1

es.

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Date ........

28. February -19.79

'Economics and Cneroe courses 

FOR

DV1TI 

Acting in accordance with the powers delegated to it by Senate (S78-10)-. 

and

in

accordance with the reporting procedures approved by Senate (S78-159) 

the Senate Oinittee 

on

Undergraduate Studies approved at its meeting on 

February 27, 1979, changes in the prerequisites and titles for certain 

Ecciunics 

and .Commerce courses as outlined be1cxi and is hereby providing 

a summary to Senate for information. 

(a)

Prerequisite change, EJ 100-3, Introduction to Economics 

(b)

Prerequisite change, ECON 301-5, Intermediate 

Microeconanic Theory 

(c)

Prerequisite change, 

COMM 

307-3, Managerial Economics 

(d)

thange in title, calendar description and prerequisite, (X)W. 337-3, 

Management Information System I 

(e)

Title 

change, COMM 428-3, Management Information Systems II. 

The changes indicated in items (a), (b) and (c) are prerequisite changes 

in a technical

sense only. They involve restrictions on the circumstances 

z& which 

. .students may obtain credit for these courses (in particular, 

in

?

CX] 301, EC)1 302, and CICHM 307 are similar courses) and such statements 

tr&tlticnafly appear in the calendar under the heading of "prerequisites". 

Full cbcutentation 

on

these changes is available to senators for 

perusal in the Registrar's Office. 

N. R. Reilly 

.,

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SCC'

77-7

SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY.

MM

Mr. H. Evans, Secretary. 

FOII

Sheila Roberts, Secretary 

Faculty of Arts Curriculum 

SOCQUOSO 

Committee. 

urriulum 

Qiange 

- Economics 

.

Date...

Ssibied.

The Faculty of Arti Curriculum Committee at its meeting of 

January 25, 1979 approved changes to the following courses: 

ECONl00-3 

ECON3O1- S 

? .

COMM 307-3 

COMM 337-3 

cOMM 428-3 

As these àhángeä are editorial in nature they have not been 

circulated for overlap Please put these changes on the 

agenda of the next SCUS meeting, or bring them forward to 

the appropriate body for approval. 

Thank you. 

Z-L

S. Roberts 

cc. K. Okuda 

Economics and Commerce 

'!'

•'

FEb

(..flCf

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND QMO(ERCE

RATIONALE:

WON 100-3 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS ADDITION ONLY

STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED WON 200 AND ECOM 205

MAY NOT TAKE WON 100 FOR CREDIT

rdsAflvE

P. 112 Scan 301-5 CHANGE IN SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

prom: STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT

FOR BOTH THIS COURSE AND THE

FORMER 302-3

• To: ?

STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT

FOR BOTH ECON 301-5 (OR 302-3)

AND COiQI 307-3, OR FOR BOTH

ECON 301-5 AND THE FORMER

ECON 302-3.

RATIONALE:

BECAUSE OF

.

THE SUBSTANTIAL INTENDED

OVERLAP IN CO)4 307 AND ROOM 301,

CREDIT FOR BOTH ECON 301 AND COI'OI 307

IS NOT APPROPRIATE.

P. 117 Co 307-3

IN

CLUSION OF SPECIAL INSTRUCTIO!!

STUDENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR 

BOTH

ECON 301-3 (OR 302-3) AND COMM 

307-3.

RATIONALE:

BECAUSE OF THE 

.

SUBSTANTIAL 

INTENDED

OVERLAP IN COMM 

U

307 AND ECON 301,

CREDIT 

FOR BOTH ECON 

301 AND COMM 301 IS NOT

APPROPRIATE. 

.

?

.

.

?

P. 118 Comm 337-3 CHANGE IN TITLE 

From: "DATA PROCESSING IN BUSINESS" 

To:

?

"MANAGEMENT INFORMATION 

SYSTEMS 

I"

IN CALENDAR DESCRIPTIONS 

A "JD pee 

'64" 

.r, r& 

From: "EMPHASIS ON THE "WHAT" AND "WHY" 

OF DATA PRODUCED IN BUSINESS 

ORGANIZATIONS. STUDY OF ACQUIRING, 

CLASSIFYING, MEASURING, STORING, 

AND RESTRUCTURING DATA OF BUSINESS 

DECISIONS. MANUAL AND ELECTRONIC 

TOOLS TO FACILITATE DATA PRODUCTION. 

Prerequisites: ANY ACCREDITED COMPUTING 

SCIENCE COURSE; 60 CREDIT HOURS." 

Cixw 337-3 To: 

?

"THIS COURSE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO 

THE PRINCIPLES OF THE MANAGEMENT, 

APPLICATIONS, AND ECONOMICS OF 

INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 

Prerequisites: QIPT 103 (COBOL OPTION 

.SUGGESTED) OR Q1PT 

105; COMM 221

AND EC/CO)O( 

231;

60 CREDIT HOURS." 

RATIONALE: TO DESCRIBE MORE ACCURATELY THE CONTENT 

OF COMM 337 BY CLARIFYING AND EMPHASIZING 

THE CONCEPTUAL RATHER THAN TECHNICAL NATURE 

OF THE COURSE MATERIAL. 

P. 119 Corn 428-3 CHANGE OF TITLE 

From: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 

TO:

?

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS II 

RATIONALE: ? 

COMM 428-3 Is THE FOLLOW UP COURSE FOR 

COMM 337-3 (FORMERLY DATA PROCESSING 

IN BUSINESS) WHICH HAS BEEN RETITLED 

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS I;.THE 

¼

?

?

II IS TO DISTINGUISH 428 AS THE SENIOR 

COURSE. 

LAI

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SB4ATE CON1ITIE& an 

110 tAD AU STIU 

?

C

d1 / 

-.CUR$E ?POSAL PO 

1. ? 

dr Lntot&%.iO" 

?

Departasot:E 

?

)MICS/C0iIMERCE -- 

AbhCSVt5tt

Code: SOON 

?

(Q5• ?

_ioo ?

Credit Hour 

Vector; 

2°T 

iItLd of Courss INTRODUCTI 

ON

TO ECONOMICS 

Calendar Os.c 

g

LptiOO of Course: THE ELEMENTARY THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS 

DISCUSSED IN RELATION TO THE PRESENT-DAY INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK. EMPHASIS WILL 

BE PLA ON TIM 

RELEVANCE

OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS TO THE CONDUCT OF PUBLIC AND 

•

iUBIHESS APPAIIS.

g

tuI.

of Course

pr.riquiSLtSS (or special instructions): NONE 

SPECIAL INST*UCUONS

ADDITION ONLY 

STUDENTS WH

HAVE

CLETED ECON 200 AND SOON 205 MAY NOT TAKE ECON 100 FOR P" ' 

re.

CREDIT.

What 

course (Courses), if say, is b.thg

dropped from the calender if this course is 

a

pproved: 

NONE 

2.b*d1L

now frequently Viii 

t he

course be offered? 

mes t

er

is which the course will tint

be offered? 

•

Which of your present

faculty would be 

available

to asks the proposed offering N/A 

possibli?

3. ObJSCUVSS

of the Course 

4. UudgitaiY and Space Esguinsasati (for inforuatioD only) 

?

N/A

What 

additional

r4sourc•5 will be required in the following areas: 

Faculty 

Staff 

Library 

Audio 

Visual 

Space 

Equiflt 

S. Approval 

?

Date: 

roll

artasnt Chatrasa 

Q'rt

flF TIff

014N

L:979

t1i

A.IIS

/cy7

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ChaLraan. SCUY'

- 73-J4b:

(When calSttflS

this fora, for instruct 

ions

see Memorandum SCUS 7334a.

ALt30

ourae outline).

SENATE CO*IITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES 

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7if,y7.*' 

C.4'p,

1OURSE 

PROPOSAL

FORM 

Calendar 

Abbreviation 

InformationCode: 

Eod

?

Course Number: 301 

Title of Course: INTERMEDIATE I4ICROECONOMIC THEORY 

Department 

Credit Hours: 5 

?

Vector: 3- 2 -_Q 

Calendar Description of Course: 

A study of the main principles and techniques of economic analysis in their application to 

modern theories of price, production, distribution, and the theory of the firm. 

Nature Of Course 

PrerequiSites (or special instructions): 

Students may not receive credit for both 301.5 and the former 302-3 or for both Econ 301-5 

and Com 307-3. 

What course (courses), it any, is being dropped from the calendar if this course is 

app roved: 

NA

Schedultht 

RoW frequently will the course be offered? 

SeaSeter in which the course will first be offered? 

Which of your preeent faculty would be available to make the proposed offering 

Vible? 

Objectives of the 'Course 

Not a New 

Course 

Budgetary 

and Space Requirements (for information only) 

What additionil resources will be required in the following areas: 

Faculty 

Staff 

Library 

Audio Visual 

Space 

Equipment 

Approval 

i?

?

i:LLf-

CK'J 

Department airman 

?

Dean ? 

Chairman, SCUSf 

LS 73-34b:- (When completing this form, for instructions see Memorandum SCUS 73-34a. 

,ttach course outline). 

ixts 78-3 

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RE-c

1Z'

T7omf •J

rimTas ? 

DEC b1978

SENATE CO)QiUT uzi

cOURSE

posAl.

FORM

FACULTY

OF ARTS

Department 

Calendar lnfor.ati 

Abbreviation

Code: ______ Course Number: 307 

?

Credit Hours: 3 Vector: 2-1- 

Title of Course: 

?

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 

Calendar DescriptiOn of Course: 

omic models and to business decision-making and, I 

Emphasis 

particularg 

is

upon 

upon 

the rational 

the

analysis of 

relevance 

choice alternatives within 

of

the

econ 

firm. Course w 

niques and analysis of risk, demand, production 

include consideration 

Optimizing 

g-term Investment decisions 

tech 

and business forecas 

profit in addition to .v.m(n&tiofl of lon 

Nature of Course 

PTsrsqUjsite$ (or special instructions): Econ 200-3, Econ 205-3, Econ/Coma 

60 Credit 

231-3: 

Hours 

eive credit for both Ccem 307-3 and Econ 301-5 

Students may not rec 

alendar if this course La 

What course (cOursel), if any, is being dropped from the c 

apprOved 

2. Sched ulin g 

now frequently will the course be 

offered?

N. A 

?

Semeitér 

in

which the course will first be offered?              

Note 

•

?

Which Of your present faculty would be available to make the proposed offering course 

oss.iblet 

(

?

jectis Of the 

4.

Budgetary and Space Regüirerne!! (for information only) 

What 

additional

resources will be required in the following areas: 

Faculty

Staff 

Library 

Audio VisUal 

Space 

Equipment 

5. Appro 

Da

?

7

e.

?

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L

ar

Dean 

?

Chairman SCUS 

73-34b:- (When completing this form, for instructions see Memorandum 

SCUS 73-34a.

SL '

ttach course outline). 

Arts 78-3 

COURSE PROPOSAL FORM 

' Calendar Information 

if

Abbreviation Code: 

?

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Course Number: 337 

Title of Course: Management Information Systems I 

•7, T'A4E 

C M41' (( 

pREAE4.r1-: .V44'E 

Department Economics and Coemer ce 

Credit Hours: 3 Vector: 2- 1 - 0 

SENATE COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES 

Calendar Description of Course:.. 

THIS COURSE IS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE MANAGEMENT, APPLICATIONS, 

AND ECONOMICS OF INPOIMATION SYSTEMS. 

Nature 'of Course 

:

Prerequjaites (or speCial instructions); 

QWT 103 (COBOL OPTION SUGGESTED) OR QWT 105; CO)( 221 AND EC/CONK 231; 60 HRS. 

C.igz,,r 

What course (coursem) if any, is being dropped from the calendar if thi. course is 

approved: Noe 

How frequently will the Course be offered? ? 

NOT A NEW COURSE 

Semester In Which the course will first be offered? 

?

NAME AND DESCRIPTION CHANGE ONLY. 

Which of your present faculty would be available to make the proposed offering 

lble? 

Objective. of the Course 

Budgetary and .Spsci. Ee 

g

uireaènte (for information only) 

What additional resource's will be required in the following areas: 

Faculty 

Staff 

Library 

Aüdiö Visual 

Space 

Equipment 

?

p

Approval 

Date: 

r •

De çtchainian 

1

S 73-34b:-(When completing this form, for instructions see Memorand SCUS 73-34a. 

iach course outline). 

rts 78-3 

-7

-j

Chairman, SCUS 

SENATE COQWTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES 

?

ThE C 4'A *E

iCOURSE 

PROPOSAL YORK 

Cr ?

lendar Information ? 

OAj

Department Economics and Coerce 

Abbreviation Code:    

?

Course Number: 428 

?

Credit Hours: 3 Vector: 2 - I - 0 

Title of COurse: Kanag.nt Information Systems II 

Calendar Description of Course: 

Evaluation, design and implementation of MIS. A 

review 

of the current "state of the art 

"

and

examinAtion 

of

technical, economic, organizational and behavioral problems. (This course 

was

formerly 

titled 

"Accounting Systems and Auditing.") 

Nature of Course 

Pr.reqi4sit.i 

(or

special 

instructions): 

cow 337; 60

are at 

What 

course (courses), if 

any, is 

being dropped from the calendar if this course is 

approved: lions 

2. Schedui tha 

now frequently will the course be offered? 

?

Not a new course 

Semester in which the course will first be offered? 

?

Addition to course name only 

Which of your presànt faculty would be available to make the proposed offering 

astble? 

f_jectivea 

of

the

Course 

4. Budgetar y 

and Spice Requirements (for information only) 

What additional resources will be required in the following areas: 

Faculty 

Staff ? 

I ? I

Library - 

Audio Visual 

Space 

Equipment 

3. ApprOval 

Dete:_______ 

Alk

?

bean 

73-34b:- (When completing this form, for instructions see Memorandum SCLJS 73-34a. 

-J4.tach course outline). 

Arts 78-3 